Flawed but Faithful: Christ’s Answer to Perfectionism
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DougApril 2, 2025
Thank you for this article. One of my "things" that perhaps lies within the spectrum of perfectionism is in knowing how to talk with Christ, given the directive to pray to the Father in the Name of the Son. You said "Tenth, and I’ve saved the best for last, bring the Savior into your life. Talk to Him about your feelings, the drive you feel to be flawless, the misery and angst it has woven into your life. Ask Him if he loves you with all your weaknesses and shortcomings. You will love His answer!" I don't understand... Thanks!
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